The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-09
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adelusion. II came, but is no moro.
1t is proposcd'to giYo n dramatic on.
tertainmtont at this place at an early
date. -
We need al leo factory. Quito a mum
Der of towns could be easily supplied
from this place.
The execution OF Lewis Stewart, tho
wife murderer, will take place on April
lst., atthis place.
The Clerk ofcounc;lhas not been rush
cd in distributing dog-collars during
the past week.
Tho Bakery of Wright Bros, is now in
successful operation and they mako
most excellent bread.
Malasscs md Syrup of all grades. Pri-
ccs to suit the purchaser at SULLIVAN
& MILA MS, Ora, S. G.
Tho truck of tho Hook and Ladder
company, still braves tho wind and
storm on tho public square.
Tho Council have placed tho town
alarm bell on an elevated post on tho
South sido of tho Court House.
Baseball is beginning to open up, and
Amateur Associations arc being formed.
What can Laurcns do in tho promises.
Thirteen Is tho unIucky number, or
rather the numbor of unlucky persons
who left for :ho Pcn'icntiary Last week.
We suppose that fully fifty per cent Of
tho farmers of this county are now COM
polled to buy Western corn until oats
come in.
Appointment young physician of this
town, loft this morning for Nowborry,
whore he viii lead q lovely maiden to
Uymen's alter.
The Terminal Company have officially
denied that they were trying to gain
CONTROL of tho Central. We may expect
the scoop at any time now.
Tho L~aurcnsvillo Hcruld OF last week
that Ii proprictors of that
papot would, in n short lime begin the
publication ola nowspaperin Clinton.
In Kentucky they sell Migrants for
what they will bring in tho market, but
in this State we give Thorn u nice little
trip and FREQ board for throo
months.
Jno. Milwcc, n young man of Green
wood, whilo passing over tho top of a
freight train near Hodges, foil beneath
tho wheels of tho cars in motion and was
fl, all i1iCc cd.
J.R. Cooper & Co. and w. d. Banks
dale have on hand n full Supply of tho
standard brands of Gnano and Acids.
Parties wanting, will do we'll to call on
thom before buying.
Still nothe batch of darkies hayo
listened to the sivcn voice of n Birmin2-
ham agent. This makes twenty-five who
have c~aatthcir lot in h o"city of furnac-
es" from this place in one week.
The review of the life OF Hoht, e. Leo,
tho great Southern loader, viii prove in
teresting reading OF first page. Also,
Incidents in the stormy life. Of tho Gear,
which are mot g~enerally known.
For quality and quantity Of chewing
tobacco, go to Sullivan 81 Milan, Ora,
8. C.
The Council has passed n vngrantlaw.
Now they arc going at tho thing in tho
right way. They should take tho mat
tor in hand and not tho state. Put those
who arc really Migrants to work on tho
streets.
Wo are better prepared han over to
print Letter heads, Bill heads, Envelop-
os, and all kinds OF small job work.
Ball, Wedding and other Invitation
cards a specially, at lowest rates, Full
stock always on hand.
Sometime ago VIC called tho attention
of tho girls to the fact that thcre were
Six unmarried men in this Office. 1t is
with pleasure we state that the numbe
has been reduced to thrcc. Who said
iGwouldn't pay to advertise?
The statement of Mr.. Jas. r.. Todd of
NowborrY, concerning the electric we'll
In Georgia, Is c~ontrovcrted by the
statement of.a number OF gontlemen who
testify That thoy were cured of innama-
tory rheumatism in a few hours.i
On "Wednesday last, Judge Aldrich re-
leased Mr.. III. Wilson Boyd from the
custody of tho Sheriff. He was placed
in Jail sOmo months ago for falling to
obey an order of Judge Wallrcc, which
required him to pay certain funds into
Court.
l50 barrels of nour just received at
SULLIVAN IL MILAM'S, ora, $. c.,
from $3.50 to $500 per barrel.
Tho assessment for the year rs over
audltho books of tho Auditor closed. We
hear much complaint in various sections
OF tho county against the law which
forces cotton and farm products In the
hands OF farmers, to DO returned for tax
alton. Our lawmakers arc severely
abused OF account of tho enforcement of
this unjust law.
In giving a report Of Court last week
we mentioned that several persons wero
convicted Of selling liquor without Ii
conse' In justice to the parties, VIC